Bøker av Shaun Denooyer

Two probes deeply into the condition of the heart. ""The Diseased Tree"" is a poem that shines a light on man's fallen, spiritual condition, focusing on his will, without reserve, in accordance with the Bible. It unabashedly directs the reader to both the bad fruit produced by the diseased tree that will be cut down and thrown in the fire, and the hope of true healing for those who abide in the true vine: Jesus Christ. In addition, experience a summed-up life like you've never seen it: thirty-one fictional obituaries analyzing the finality of death, not as an expiration, but as the door to eternal death, or eternal life. Book of Obituaries is a warning call for all who pass the day leaning on their own understanding.

Explore a sweeping, unflinching look at the profound depths of the pride of man--the wellspring of the waters of depravity. In Four, you will find, smeared across page after page of four momentous works: introspective, image-heavy poetry of the wicked desires of man's worldly striving, and his need for regeneration and shepherding; the author himself groping in the darkness of thirty-two years of unregenerate passions by way of an autobiographical prose-poem; a visionary poem about man entrenched in the depravities of a technological society; and an uncommon, prose-poem narrative of those, in ancient times, seeking to escape death. Immerse yourself in four works that speak, through visionary poetry, autobiography, and poetic narrative, of man's prideful trajectory--and discover the only hope one has against such an aimless course: Jesus Christ.

Explore a sweeping, unflinching look at the profound depths of the pride of man--the wellspring of the waters of depravity. In Four, you will find, smeared across page after page of four momentous works: introspective, image-heavy poetry of the wicked desires of man's worldly striving, and his need for regeneration and shepherding; the author himself groping in the darkness of thirty-two years of unregenerate passions by way of an autobiographical prose-poem; a visionary poem about man entrenched in the depravities of a technological society; and an uncommon, prose-poem narrative of those, in ancient times, seeking to escape death. Immerse yourself in four works that speak, through visionary poetry, autobiography, and poetic narrative, of man's prideful trajectory--and discover the only hope one has against such an aimless course: Jesus Christ.

Two probes deeply into the condition of the heart. ""The Diseased Tree"" is a poem that shines a light on man's fallen, spiritual condition, focusing on his will, without reserve, in accordance with the Bible. It unabashedly directs the reader to both the bad fruit produced by the diseased tree that will be cut down and thrown in the fire, and the hope of true healing for those who abide in the true vine: Jesus Christ.In addition, experience a summed-up life like you've never seen it: thirty-one fictional obituaries analyzing the finality of death, not as an expiration, but as the door to eternal death, or eternal life. Book of Obituaries is a warning call for all who pass the day leaning on their own understanding.